CHILDREN OF THE PINES by Arland Weeks, 1st / 1st 1926, Minnesota Woods Photos TAROT Pryse offers a new translation

Pryse offers a new translation of the Apocalypse based upon undisputed meanings of the original Greek text and comments on it on a verse-by-verse basis to bring to light startling new meaning in a work that many readers will have believed fully explored

with book advertisements at rear

All cards and instruction cards are present

and Benevolence and Gratitude by Olga Eschenbach

The boards and binding are solid and tight with shelf-wear to the spine and rubbed corners

CHILDREN OF THE PINES by Arland Weeks, 1st / 1st 1926, Minnesota Woods Photos TAROT Pryse offers a new translationChildren of the Pines by Arland D. Weeks First Edition First Printing 1926, Minnesota Woods Photographs Publisher: Lyons and Carnahan, Chicago (1926) A unique children's book set in the "back woods" of Minnesota in 1926. In overall excellent condition with minor shelf wear. The boards and binding are solid and tight. The pages and over 100 photographic illustrations are crisp and clean save for a small notation of "Book No. 45" on the first page.